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sonification

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son·i·fi·ca·tion (sn-f-kshn)
n.
The production of sound.
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Another example of sonification is auditory icons (Gaver, 1988), which use prerecorded sound "caricatures" of real-world sounds that link a concept to the sound it produces; for example, a barking sound communicates the general concept of a dog.
Design and usability testing of an audio platform game for players ... by Oren, Michael; Harding, Chris; Bonebright, Terri L. / Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness
Researchers at Washington State University used sonification to rupture yogurt bacteria and improve the viability of probiotics.
Use ultrasound to release galactosidase from yogurt bacteria and ... by Emerging Food R&D Report
CE diameter scattergrams clearly illustrate the impact of sonification (see figure 3) showing a reduction in size of the larger particles, to the extent where only a very few remain.
Understanding nebulizers: analytical tools for particle ... by Huck, Deborah; Kippax, Paul / Pharma
 
 
 
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